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Wednesday, July 8, 2015

Our Nazi "allies" in Ukraine welcome our Islamist "allies" from Chechen


What a handful of those among us who are still capable of using our own noggins, feared would happen, has happened.  Never underestimate the power of hate and how it can bring "hate clans" together quicker and more efficiently than those groups wishing peace and harmony for all creatures on Earth.  The numbskulls pampering these "hate" bands are probably confident that they will be able to contain these blood-thirsty hordes after they have quenched their thirst drinking Russian blood and before they come for the paymasters .... but just like we are seeing the disaster of such flawed reasoning in the present day Syria and Libya and thereabouts, what do you think will be the outcome of the fiasco in Ukraine?

Robert Parry writing at ConsortiumNews:
Ukraine Merges Nazis and Islamists

July 7, 2015
Exclusive: Ukraine’s post-coup regime is now melding neo-Nazi storm troopers with Islamic militants – called “brothers” of the hyper-violent Islamic State – stirring up a hellish “death squad” brew to kill ethnic Russians in eastern Ukraine, on Russia’s border, reports Robert Parry.

In a curiously upbeat account, The New York Times reports that Islamic militants have joined with Ukraine’s far-right and neo-Nazi battalions to fight ethnic Russian rebels in eastern Ukraine. It appears that no combination of violent extremists is too wretched to celebrate as long as they’re killing Russ-kies.

The article by Andrew E. Kramer reports that there are now three Islamic battalions “deployed to the hottest zones,” such as around the port city of Mariupol. One of the battalions is headed by a former Chechen warlord who goes by the name “Muslim,” Kramer wrote, adding:

“The Chechen commands the Sheikh Mansur group, named for an 18th-century Chechen resistance figure. It is subordinate to the nationalist Right Sector, a Ukrainian militia. … Right Sector … formed during last year’s street protests in Kiev from a half-dozen fringe Ukrainian nationalist groups like White Hammer and the Trident of Stepan Bandera.

“Another, the Azov group, is openly neo-Nazi, using the ‘Wolf’s Hook’ symbol associated with the [Nazi] SS. Without addressing the issue of the Nazi symbol, the Chechen said he got along well with the nationalists because, like him, they loved their homeland and hated the Russians.”

As casually as Kramer acknowledges the key front-line role of neo-Nazis and white supremacists fighting for the U.S.-backed Kiev regime, his article does mark........

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